b) The "above list" of pH values is not provided in the image. However, the typical pH values for these substances are:

b) The "above list" of pH values is not provided in the image. However, the typical pH values for these substances are:

• (i) Lime water (calcium hydroxide solution) is a strong base. Its pH value is typically around $\boxed{12-13}$.
• (ii) Pure water is neutral. Its pH value is $\boxed{7}$.
• (iii) Vinegar (acetic acid solution) is an acid. Its pH value is typically around $\boxed{2.4-3.4}$.

c) The specific pH value for the solution is missing from the question. The color of a solution when tested with a universal indicator depends on its pH value:

• pH 0-3 (strong acid): Red
• pH 4-6 (weak acid): Orange to yellow
• pH 7 (neutral): Green
• pH 8-10 (weak base): Blue
• pH 11-14 (strong base): Violet to purple